Teeth & Digestive System

What are the four main types of teeth in humans?

• incisors, canines, premolars, molars

• fangs

• grinders

• bicuspids

What is the function of incisors?

• Grinding meat

• Slicing bread

• Cutting and chopping food

• Peeling fruits

Which part of the digestive system is responsible for breaking down food into smaller pieces?

• Stomach

• Intestines

• Esophagus

• Liver

What is the process of digestion?

• Digestion involves the transportation of oxygen in the body

• Digestion is the process of converting food into thoughts

• Digestion is the process of converting light into energy

• The process of digestion involves the mechanical and chemical breakdown of food into smaller molecules that can be absorbed by the body.

How do herbivore teeth differ from carnivore teeth?

• Herbivore teeth are curved, while carnivore teeth are straight.

• Herbivore teeth are flatter and broader, while carnivore teeth are sharper and more pointed.

• Herbivore teeth are longer and narrower, while carnivore teeth are shorter and wider.

• Herbivore teeth are sharper and more pointed, while carnivore teeth are flatter and broader.

What are the functions of molars?

• Dancing and singing

• Sucking and blowing air

• Playing video games

• Grinding and chewing food

Which organ in the digestive system produces bile?

• Liver

• Kidney

• Pancreas

• Stomach

What is the role of enzymes in digestion?

• Enzymes play a crucial role in breaking down food into smaller molecules for absorption.

• Enzymes are harmful to the digestive system

• Enzymes only help in absorption of food

• Enzymes have no role in digestion

How do human teeth differ from shark teeth?

• Human teeth are sharp for tearing, while shark teeth are flat for grinding.

• Human teeth are constantly replaced, while shark teeth are not.

• Human teeth are flat for grinding, while shark teeth are sharp for tearing.

• Human teeth are all the same size, while shark teeth vary in size.

What is the function of canines in animals?

• Protecting the eyes from debris

• Grasping, tearing, and holding food

• Chewing, grinding, and digesting food

• Smelling and detecting scents